Enjoined

/ɛnˈdʒɔɪnd/ adjective

Definition

commanded or forbidden, especially by legal order; subject to an injunction.

Etymology

Past participle of enjoin, used as an adjective. When something is 'enjoined,' it is under a binding command or prohibition.

Kelly Says

You might hear 'enjoined from competing' in business lawsuits—the word creates a sense of binding obligation that's almost physical, like you're legally restrained.

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